DCD Magazine #62 - The coming wave
Will compute at sea sink or swim?
Will compute at sea sink or swim?
Builds on agreement announced in August
Follows reports that company was seeking to raise additional funds, targeting $5bn valuation
Will offer compute to researchers, public sector, and industry users
Funding will support ongoing expansion of company’s California factory
GF’s Malta, NY, fab will become first US source for supply of silicon interposers
Broadcom is seeking $50bn, while SpaceX is looking to secure $40bn
Financing will also help advance a number of DoD initiatives
Atom Computing, Diraq, IBM, and IonQ have all progressed to Stage C of the program
Scaling QPUs for use in commercial quantum systems
Will expand compute, memory, and I/O capabilities across a number of different workloads
Multi-year collaboration will focus on ultra-low-loss photonic design and process development
Work will take place at the companies' respective R&D facilities
First phase will see launch of Design Solution Associates project
Quantum firm will work with the university’s Supply Chain Management Research Center on the project
University researchers will be able to access Helios quantum computer via the cloud
JV taking on data center capacity in Dallas and North Carolina, deploying capacity at Texas cell tower
Hybrid system powered by AMD Turin CPUs and Nvidia GB200 GPUs
Financial terms of the agreement have not been disclosed
Follows reports that TSMC is mulling over plans for a chip manufacturing hub in Texas
Will see Cerebras' wafer-scale compute coming to the AI cloud platform
Startup has pivoted away from underwater data centers to harness the power of the sun
Amazon now serving as lead customer for Synopsys’ expanded silicon IP business
Accelerator will be targeted at hyperscalers and CSPs once production begins in 2028
Californian startup raised $145m in Series C funding round
Neocloud also to offer Vera CPU alone, and announces customer contract
AI cloud startup recently secured $300 million in Series B funding round
Calls have a combined budget of €80 million
The companies already operate the platform across two deployments in the Kingdom